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17 July 2024

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    Harlan County USA

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    Right after it played, Harlan County USA came on. I was floored by the depth of those characters, the scale and immediacy of that story, and how it came to life without any studio support or trickery or magic.

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    The Scarlet Empress

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    Her films with von Sternberg are dreamy, and I’d like to think their collaboration was as well. I think of her gowns in his beyond meticulous lighting in The Scarlet Empress .

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    La Cage aux Folles

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    But La Cage aux Folles—in this form, as well as in its Broadway and Birdcage incarnations—is a delight, and without it I would never have found my way to our documentary.

    criterion.com

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    Being There

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    Being There has so many Hal things about it, including that charming, off-kilter blend of wit and optimism and grassy logic.

    criterion.com

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    Persona

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    But the women in Persona, those performances, were like something out of another world.

    criterion.com

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    Girlfriends

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    But what he and Claudia Weill accomplished with Girlfriends is so much more than “just trigonometry.”

    criterion.com

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